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Episode 5 : Predator (1987)

▶️ Justin and Lindsay talk all things Arnold Schwarzenegger in John McTiernan’s 1987 action, sci-if thriller, Predator! Is this just another bro’d out action movie or maybe something with a deeper message? Don’t miss Justin’s confession about his favorite action star, while Lindsay gets mesmerized by Arnie’s eyes. 

 

▶️ Picks of the Week include Ivan Reitman’s totally believable tale of estranged siblings, Twins starring Arnie and Danny Devito; and Robert Zemeckis’ story of the Hollywood undead, Death Becomes Her with Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep and Bruce Willis. 

 

▶️ This week’s MurrayMoment features a shift for our boy with a long lost scene from 1981’s, Stripes, featuring Harold Ramis on an acid trip. 

 

Episode 5 turns into quite a ride! 

 

Production credits

 

Written & Produced by Justin Johnson & Lindsay Reber

Introduction by Mary Timmel

Original Music by Matt Pace

Logo Design by Beau Shoulders

 

Episode 4 : Fatal Attraction

▶️ This week, Justin and Lindsay explore the legendary film that made men nationwide cross their legs a little harder, Adrian Lyne’s Fatal Attraction. This bunnyboiler helped popularize the obsessive stalker movie trend that is still widely used today, and also forever immortalized those crazy Glenn Close curls! 

 

▶️ Picks of the Week: Justin chose Adrian Lyne’s coming of age first feature, Foxes. Lindsay went with the Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner divorce saga, The War of th Roses.

 

▶️ What flamboyantly famous singer did both Michael Douglas and our Billy impersonate? Find out in this week’s MurrayMoment!

 

 

Production credits :

 

Written & Produced by Justin Johnson & Lindsay Reber

Introduction by Mary Timmel

Original Music by Matt Pace

Logo Art By Beau Shoulders

Episode 3 : Reality Bites

▶️ Justin and Lindsay take on Reality Bites (1994), the film that honed in on the life struggles of love, the future, and defining the Generation X crowd, 20-somethings and slacker-types of the 1990s. Ben Stiller’s directorial debut, as well as pivotal moments in the careers of the main cast, including Winona Ryder and Janeane Garofalo.

▶️ Picks of the Week: The Cable Guy, Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion.

▶️ How did our Billy come to the rescue of The Royal Tenenbaums’ director, Wes Anderson? Find out in this week’s MurrayMoment!